immodest

English

Etymology

From im- +‎ modest.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ɪˈmɑdəst/
• Rhymes: -ɒdəst

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Adjective

immodest (comparative more immodest, superlative most immodest)

1. Without customary restraint or modesty of expression; shameless.

   Antonym: modest

Synonyms

• boastful

Derived terms

• immodestly
• immodesty

Translations

lacking modesty

Armenian: անհամեստ (hy) (anhamest) Azerbaijani: təvazösüz Basque: prestuez Bulgarian: безсрамен (bg) (bezsramen), неприличен (bg) (nepriličen) Dutch: onbescheiden (nl) Estonian: siivutu Finnish: julkea (fi) French: immodeste (fr) German: unanständig (de) Hindi: निर्लज्ज (hi) (nirlajj) Hungarian: szerénytelen (hu) Irish: mímhodhúil, mí-umhal (person), mígheanúil (clothing, behaviour), mínáireach (clothing, behaviour) Maori: mōtekoteko Ottoman Turkish: آچق (açık) Pashto: بې شرمه (ps) (be šarma), بدسترګی (badstërgay) Polish: bezpruderyjny (pl) (literary, of one's approach to sex), nieskromny (pl) Portuguese: imodesto (pt) Romagnol: immudëst Romanian: impudic (ro), imodest (very rare) Russian: бесстыдный (ru) (besstydnyj), непристойный (ru) (nepristojnyj), неблагопристойный (ru) (neblagopristojnyj), неприличный (ru) (nepriličnyj), нескро́мный (ru) (neskrómnyj) Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: нѐскроман Roman: nèskroman (sh) Spanish: inmodesto (es) m Swedish: oblyg (sv), fräck (sv), oförskämd (sv) Ukrainian: нескро́мний (neskrómnyj)